If expecting several trades from the Los Angeles Rams come the 2024 NFL Draft, don't.
Recent ESPN reports indicate the Rams, who own 11 picks in this year's draft, may not trade as many of them as initially believed.
"Look at how well they've drafted on Day 3," a rival area scout said to ESPN.
The Rams' top picks include No. 19, No. 52 and No. 83.
The top concern for the Rams on draft night is edge rusher, according to reports.
Sarah Barshop writes: "Edge rusher. The Rams' offseason targets changed after defensive tackle Aaron Donald, a future Hall of Famer, decided to retire. They know they can't replace Donald with one player, but they need to find a way to get to the quarterback more next season. General manager Les Snead said drafting a defensive lineman is a 'priority' and the Rams would love to 'draft someone who's versatile.'"
Draft night will be massive for the Rams. Building through the draft hasn't been the conventional method for Los Angeles. Now, the Rams have a chance to improve without making massive trades that define the previous Super Bowl champion team.
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